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Season Twelve, Episode Four

Grillin' and Smokin' - Original Airdate 9/12/11

This trip Guy Fieri is rolling out for something new from the grill - and more. In San Antonio, Texas, a 60-year-old drive-in where the owners are putting a Thai twist on classic Texas bar-b-que. In Denver, a Native American joint turning folks on to grilled, braised bison ribs topped with blueberry sauce. And in St. Petersburg, Florida, an old-school sundry shop and restaurant smoking chicken for their own Texas hash.

Video from Tocabe, an American Indian Eatery

Bun 'N' Barrel - website
1150 Austin Highway, San Antonio, TX 78209 - map
(210) 828-2829
www.bunnbarrel.com

Tocabe American Indian Eatery - website
3536 W. 44th Ave., Denver, CO 80202 - map
(720) 524-8282
www.tocabe.com
Twitter: @tocabe
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Munch's Restaurant & Sundries - website
3920 6th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 - map
(727) 896-5972
www.munchburger.com

Recipe in this episode
Green Chile Stew - Tocabe an American Indian Eatery - Ben Tocabe

How would it look if nurses and doctors were to help with the fundraiser? I'm sure the children would be very happy.

Nurses Should Support Spokane Children's Hospital Cinema

'The diocese has retained Keen Realty, a Great Neck, N.Y., company that specializes in representing companies in bankruptcy or other financial troubles, to sell its historic Catholic Pastoral Center downtown, as well as two vacant parcels near Spokane.

The Pastoral Center, also known as the Chancery, is among $11 million in assets the diocese claimed when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in December 2004, listing more than $81 million in claims.

Keen Realty Vice President Michael Matlat said the Pastoral Center's asking price is $1.5 million. A 92-acre parcel of land near Medical Lake, west of the city, also is listed at $1.5 million, while a 3-acre parcel in the Spokane Valley is worth an estimated $75,000.

"It has always been our intention to sell everything," Shaun Cross, a lawyer representing the diocese in its bankruptcy case, said Wednesday. "This is the start of that process. Virtually everything the diocese owns will be put up for sale."

A federal bankruptcy judge recently ruled that churches, schools and other properties in 82 parishes are owned by the bishop and could be sold to satisfy creditors, who are mostly people who claim they were abused by priests and other clergy.

The properties are believed to be worth an additional $80 million. The diocese has appealed that ruling.

Spokane Bishop William Skylstad, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, is among those named in bankruptcy claims as an abuser. Skylstad has denied the claim that he sexually abused a young woman in the 1960s.

The house where Skylstad lives also will be sold, part of an estimated $5 million in real estate the diocese owns, Cross said.

Another $3 million is potentially available from a parish construction loan portfolio, he said.

The diocese has announced settlements amounting to about $10 million with insurance carriers and is negotiating possible settlements with other insurance companies.

The 28,968-square-foot, three-story Pastoral Center on West Riverside Avenue was built in 1910 and has served as a general office building for the diocese.

The 92-acre vacant parcel is just northwest of Interstate 90 and Medical Lake Road, about two miles southwest of the Spokane International Airport.

The three-acre parcel is in a residential area next to Painted Hills Golf Course in the Spokane Valley.

The diocese recently sold the former St. Anne's Children's Home property for about $500,000.'
Spokane Catholic Diocese To Sell Bishop's Office Building

Avista is headquartered in Spokane Washington.

'Morris, who was most recently senior vice president of the company and president of Avista's utilities unit, will continue to oversee that group, as well operations of the overall corporation.

Morris joined Avista's utilities group in 1981 in its marketing division and has held a variety of management roles within the company, including general manager for Avista's Oregon and California utility business. He has been president of Avista's utilities business since August 2000.'

Spokane Washington's Avista Corp. Chooses New President

The Blue Devils will play the "Bulldogs" on Dec. 21 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Where are J.J. Redick and Adam Morrison when we need them?

Gonzaga athletic director Mike Roth said the deal is another sign of the Bulldogs' high national profile.

"A few years ago, it might have been 'Gonzaga gets to play Duke,"' Roth said Thursday. "Now it's Duke versus Gonzaga. Two national powers playing each other."

The match was brokered by Madison Square Garden officials, who signed agreements with both teams, Roth said. He declined to discuss how much Gonzaga will be paid for the game.

This will be the first meeting between the two schools, which were ranked in or near the top 10 of The Associated Press Top 25 all last season.

Even though Duke is from the storied Atlantic Coast Conference and Gonzaga hails from the lightly regarded West Coast Conference, the teams have been linked in recent years.

Duke and Gonzaga are the only Division 1 teams to have won at least 80 percent of their games in the past six years, and they are the only teams to have avoided a 10-loss season in the past eight years.

In addition, Morrison of Gonzaga and Redick of Duke engaged in a season-long showdown for the national scoring title. Morrison won with an average of 28.1 points per game, while Redick averaged 26.8. But Redick edged out Morrison in most player-of-the-year selections.

Redick has used up his eligibility, while Morrison opted to skip his senior year and declare for the NBA draft.

Gonzaga is 7-1 all-time against ACC teams.

Duke, coached by Mike Krzyzewski, finished the season 32-4 after losing in the third round of the NCAA tournament. Gonzaga, coached by Mark Few, finished 29-4 and also lost in the third round.

Gonzaga may try to schedule another East Coast game during the trip, Roth said. While the schedule for next season has not been released, Gonzaga will play Texas at a tournament in Phoenix, he said.

Game time and ticket information for the Duke game are not yet available, Roth said.

Eric Gelfand, vice president of public relations for Madison Square Garden, told The Spokesman-Review newspaper that the Dec. 21 date was picked in part to give Duke and Gonzaga fans attending the game a chance to experience the Big Apple in its holiday splendor.

"We want fans from both schools to come and enjoy our city," he said. "I hope Gonzaga's fans travel well, because Duke's do. They've played here many times. It's like their home away from home."

Roth said Gonzaga was hoping to charter an airplane for Bulldogs fans wishing to attend the game.

"There is no more beautiful place to be at Christmas than New York City," Roth said.

Gonzaga has played once before in Madison Square Garden, losing to Saint Joseph's 73-66 on Nov. 14, 2003, in Morrison's first college game.'

Spokane's Gonzaga vs Duke In Madison Square Garden

Chihuly Garden and Glass area which has taken shape in the space once occupied by the Fun Forrest amusements. The Garden and Glass exhibit is due to open in April and just broke ground at the end of August, so construction has been rapid. One crew of workers was leaving their shift and another had just begun as evening settled in on the very busy work site. The crew said the project is coming together well and that there have been no injuries. It is a beautiful structure, and I can't wait to see it finished with the garden installation and all the light and color it will bring. Meanwhile, across campus wedged beside Key Arena, the Children's Theater and Fisher Pavilion, the new skate park area is providing some alternative fun space for active youth to work on their fluid moves. Hopefully a few more active areas for children, youth and families will be developed nearby to provide safe, fun alternative attractions that add variety to the many performing arts, science and cultural offerings currently on site.

Building Materials for Chihuly Garden and Glass

going for surf and turf between the slices. In Vancouver, British Columbia, a food truck shuckin' and frying oysters for a po boy and topping crispy fries with a mean seafood chowder. In Detroit, Michigan, the 18,000 foot joint giving savory brisket a beer batter bath and a place on a fresh panini. And in Chicago, Illinois, the Italian market scratch making meats for the meatball hero and the crispy porchetta sandwich.

Fresh Local Wild - website
SE corner of Hastings and Burrard, Vancouver, BC, Canada - map
www.freshlocalwild.com

Traffic Jam & Snug Restaurant - website
511 West Canfield Street Detroit, MI 48201 - map
(313) 831-9470

Panozzo's Italian Market - website
1303 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60605 - map
(312) 356-9966
www.panozzos.com

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mixin' his love of home cooking with his appreciation of homebrew. In Chicago, Illinois, a dive refines small plate Mexican with dishes like shiitake mushroom empanadas and flautas with homemade queso fresco. In Mooresville, Indiana, a New Orleans native is scratch cookin' hometown favorites like jambalaya and blackened catfish. And in Tampa Bay, Florida, the brew is flowing outside the tap and into the kitchen on favorites like meatloaf with homebrewed demi glace.

Video from Zydeco's

Chilam Balam - website
3023 N Broadway St., Chicago, IL 60657 - map
(773) 296 6901
www.chilambalamchicago.com
Twitter: @ChilamBalamChi
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Zydeco's - website
11 E Main St., Mooresville, IN 46158 - map
(317) 834-3900
www.zydecos.net
Twitter: @zydecos

Tampa Bay Brewing Company - website
1600 E. 8th Avenue, Tampa, FL 33605 - map
(813) 247-1422
www.tampabaybrewingcompany.com
Twitter: @TBBCo
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Recipes in this episode
Red Eye and Cider Brew House Wings - Tampa Bay Brewing Co. - Ryan Kelly
Zydeco's 5 BBQ Shrimp - Zydeco's 5 - Carter Hutchinson

Guy Ate Here - Zydeco's

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